Lansing Economic Area Partnership
Net new residents projected by 2050
Regional growth rate vs. Michigan's projected -2%
Projected loss of residents ages 20-34
Current housing availability (5% is healthy)


| DECLINING — WORKING-AGE ADULTS (20-44) | GROWING RAPIDLY — SENIORS (65+) | |||
| Clinton County | -7% | Clinton County | +38% | |
| Eaton County | -7% | Eaton County | +37% | |
| Ingham County | -4% | Ingham County | +14% |
School-age Kids
School-age population declined 12% from 2010 to 2023 and is projected to fall another 15% by 2050, putting pressure on funding, staffing, and facilities.
Available Housing Inventory
Availability is nearly half of what economists consider healthy, making it harder for young workers and families to move into the region.
Elderly Population
A rapidly growing senior population means significantly higher demand for healthcare, transportation, and accessible housing.
View the Tri-County Population Study Overview for a regional look at population trends, workforce, housing, and community feedback across Clinton, Eaton, and Ingham counties, or download your community’s dedicated profile below.
LEAP’s regional growth team will come to you. We’ll walk through what the data means for your specific community and how the 2030 Strategy creates a path forward, together.